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Hi torniaccio I got your log files and would need some registry keys a second time to compare the old once with the new keys. So please send me the 4 files (3Dconnexion_2.txt, shimgxx_2.txt, InprocServer_2.txt", CurrentUser_2.txt) which will be produced by command lines. To produce these files ...

Hi torniaccio, the pathes at the registry for the 3DxViewer are not consistent. There are two different pathes to shimgxx.dll. Please let me know the path or pathes (when shimgxx.dll is located more then once at your folder tree) of shimgxx.dll. The registry entries are telling me following folders:...

Hi torniaccio, I would need some more information from your registry. I think it would be best you extract the relevant information from the registry by a dos commandline. Three entries would be needed so execute the 3 commandlines each after the other. Each commandline will produce a *.txt file. pl...

Ciao Roberto, thanks for the screenshot, something went completely wrong with your installation. Would you be so kind to check following registry entries (via regedit.exe) . Check if the keys are existing and send me the values. HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Applications\shimgxx.dll\command and HKEY_CLASSES_ROO...

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Hi Roberto, as workaround you can try to launch 3DxViewer by commandline. Open a Dos Terminal and go to the installation folder of 3DConnexion Viewer (default: C:\program files\3Dconnexion\3Dconnexion Picture Viewer\). Check if file shimgxx.dll exists and execute following commandline: rundll32.exe ...

Hi torniaccio, you tried it within the Windows Explorer (see above)? How many Push Buttons do you see at the bottom of the gray window? Also when 3Dconnexion Picture Viewer isn't installed you should be able to open images inside the Windows explorer (instead of the ListView which shows the files lo...

Hi torniaccio, right-click on an image file at Windows Explorer, select "Open With", and then select "Choose Program...". Is there the enty "3Dconnexion Picture Viewer"? If not did you try to open an image file within the Windows Explorer? - create a folder with some im...